If they use windows they also know what a GPU driver is, if they use AMD that’s better on linux, they don’t need to know what a GPU driver is. Unless of course the “normal” user need a rocm driver.

And it’s why Windows became the de facto standard: single UI, consistent toolset.

No so true after win 7, there’s a bunch of legacy menu.

Is Linux As Good As We Think It Is?

No, it’s better.

Seriously, when something that I paid for it doesn’t work is annoying when something that I choose to use doesn’t work is somewhat my fault, I think that’s the difference.

For what he said is more that when he search for something he only finds CLI commands, he just doesn’t know about the GUI controls.

Mozilla should spent money to advertise(Is this right? I don’t know verbs fuck) a flaw in Chrome? It’s not like the public cares about it.

I never understood the appeal with Xbox Game Pass.

Like you’ll have the game available for you while you pay for it, ok, but what happens when some license disagreement occurs and the game is removed or is removed because of censorship? Why not just pirating that game if buying is less interesting than paying for a subscription.

Not only that what happens when eventually a game is released only via subscription model? How people gonna pirate it? We need to hope that someone will upload the installer on the web? What happens when the game is not install on your machine but instead is the stupid idea of streaming? How pirating works for that type of shit? If people can’t pirate it, how the game is preserved when they are removed from the library like I said before? That’s for me the biggest concern.

I did that for about a year while I was waiting for a game to be supported on linux. I agree, is the best procedure.

hahahaha best advice ever.

1. Dependant on Google’s money, the majority of Google comes from ads but not all of them. The deal is not directly with ads, is the default search engine on Firefox.
2. This is recently, sucks a lot but we did not see yet how they’ll use that with the browser.

More importantly the biggest difference is Brave want to be like Google, is the goal of the company. Mozilla is funding the project in the shittiest way possible but is not the end goal.

Why people always forget the simple:

• Brave is an Ad company that want to replace google ads

Switching Google to Brave is not an upgrade is a sidegrade.

Endro~! brings back memories. 2018/yearly 2019 is the years that I had time to watch all the animes in the season. Greats animes like Mahoutsukai no Yome, Violet Evergarden and etc was released at that time. Endro~! debuted in the last season that I could watch everything, after that I slowsly dropped animes because of my lack of time.

True, I actually never watched the anime I only read the manga, in the manga at least you have a few melancholy moments in the beginning but after Frieren starts the journey with the rest of the group the melancholy is more subtle at the end of chapters/archs.

Flying Witch

Sousou no Frieren

The Little Witch Academia

Edit: Isekai Izakaya

1 out of the 3 total norwegian changed the OS after creating a lemmy account.

Nothing new in the helm of browsers. Pockets is a extension baked into the browser.

Many browsers have VPN/Ad Block native to the browser. Opera GX have all that bullshit that surprising can deceive a lot of normies to use it.

Sadly this type of bloat sells as “features” to some people and Mozilla gains users with it. Btw I’m not defending this practice I just seeing for what it is, marketing.

I never said they should trust. But if they trust Mozilla with the telemetry/pockets/whatever they put on the browser this one is just like the others.

Fakespot is from Mozilla, if you trust Mozilla, why don’t you trust Fakespot?

And why is it useless? With the amount of fake AI reviews an AI to detect them is not completely useless.

But the popup is annoying.

After running it and properly configure the paths I once again came to the conclusion: I fucking hate Google.

The web versions are hot garbage (or at least used to be 3 years ago and I doubt that’s changed)

It’s better, less hassle than run a VM just for that.

Developers yes, the companies? No.

Also we got a few good surprises

I can only think of Jedi Fallen Order and that was 5 years ago, maybe Diablo IV but I didn’t play it.